Posted by Matthew Weier O'Phinney on 04/06/05 05:19

* Satyam <satyam@satyam.com.ar>:
> I think the #, if meant as a bookmark, should go before the ?:
>
> pag.php#print?var=1

No, absolutely wrong. The anchor ('#') is the LAST argument in the url,
after all PATH_INFO and QUERY_STRING arguments.

pag.php?var=1#print

is correct notation. (The OP included an extra & before the #, but this
should *not* affect the browser; in all liklihood, this is an obscure
rendering issue on the part of Opera.)

> "Ja Ko" <jakot05@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:6db8772f050405110022a183ba@mail.gmail.com...
>> Hi,
>> I have a little problem:
>> The following link works well on Explorer, Mozilla and Firefox:
>> pag.php?var=1&#print
>> But on Opera, the same link change to this:
>> pag.php?var=1%EF%BF%BDprint
>> causing an error.
>> How I can solve it?
>> Thanks for the answers


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